The $2500 offer is still up, terms are very clear I have not used the service yet, but Altimetry is very transparent on their offer made this month. (The Chaikin and Litman video). The link provided at the end of the 1+ hour video still works as shown, and still provides all of the 'value' they claim. $2500 all in and the term is auto-renew by default. The refund is also CREDIT TOWARDS furture purchases, not back on the card, so best to be sold on subscribing before pushing the button. It looks like a strong offer for those willing to invest in Chaikin-style advise, using a different "Beyond-GAAP" lens.

READ THEIR TERMS OF SERVICE FIRST READ THEIR TERMS OF SERVICE FIRST Any reputable firm offering a 30 day trial would refund a client's money no questions asked. This is NOT the case with this company. In their extraordinarily long terms of service agreement, this fact can be dissected. They also claim institutional clients pay $100K per month for their research. I have worked with institutional clients on Wall Street for 20 years and have never heard of this firm and such claims are rubbish. Avoid.

i have great results with 3 portfolios i have great results with 3 portfolios. I don t understand bad review. but I don t try to cancel. I don t know how the costumer service are good. but the portfolio is rock solid return

"glitch" fixed I had experienced a "glitch" in the system that prevented me from seeing the Altimeter. After working with Meg B. for several days, she was able to get IT to get it fixed. I want to say that Meg B. was awesome from the start, she kept emailing me with status and always answered my questions. This was top rate customer service from Meg B.

Poor performance Poor performance, warning the refund they talk about is limited to 30 days and I never saw it mentioned in the ad. These guys are connected to Chaikin who sent out a false pre-market SCMI BUY recommendation and were so incompetent that they didn't notify me of the error until after trading hours and the SCMI stock dropped over %10. I don’t expect them to be always right with advice, but I expect intentional advice, not erroneous costly advice.